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| Seal of New Amsterdam | 1 |
| Early Dutch Houses | 2 |
| The Wall and Gate | 5 |
| An Old Family Bible | 6 |
| Stuyvesant’s “Whitehall” | 8 |
| Along the Strand | 9 |
| De Sille’s House | 14 |
| A Woman’s Costume, New Amsterdam | 16 |
| Stuyvesant’s Bouwerie House | 20 |
| The Church in the Fort | 21 |
| Captain Kidd’s House | 23 |
| The Church Called Trinity | 34 |
| “The New-York Gazette” | 39 |
| The Collect | 48 |
| The British Prison-Ship | 53 |
| The Middle Dutch Church | 55 |
| Fraunces’ Tavern | 62 |
| Broad Street and Federal Hall | 63 |
| Richmond Hill | 64 |
| The Corner Stone of the Park Theatre | 69 |
| The Post Office, William Street | 78 |
| Golden Hill Inn | 88 |
| St. George’s Chapel, Beekman St. | 89 |
| The City Hotel | 101 |
| The House of Astor, where Irving Wrote “Astoria” | 102 |
| Where Irving Lived, 17th Street and Irving Place | 104 |
| The Shakespeare Tavern | 120 |
| The Jumel Mansion | 123 |
| Washington Hall | 132 |
| On Bloomingdale Road, near 75th Street, in Poe’s Time | 147 |
| The House in Carmine Street | 149 |
| Where Poe Wrote “The Raven” | 157 |
| Museum at the North End of the Park, 1825 | 170 |
| Niblo’s Garden | 171 |
| Audubon’s Home, 156th Street and North River | 193 |
| Clement C. Moore’s House, Chelsea | 196 |
| The University Building | 219 |
| The Studio Building in West 10th Street | 221 |
| 53 East 20th Street | 223 |
| 10 West Street | 232 |
| Where “How the Other Half Lives” was Written | 237 |
| 146 Macdougal Street | 239 |
| 108 Waverly Place | 240 |
| Richard Grant White’s Home | 241 |
| Where Richard Henry Stoddard Died | 243 |
| Where the Authors’ Club was Organized | 244 |
| Horace Greeley’s Home | 245 |
| The Beekman Mansion | 249 |
| Lawrence Hutton’s House | 252 |
| De Kay’s House, London Terrace | 254 |
